Marcelo Robert Santos

Within ProFusion mobi, I worked on the KernelCI Dashboard project. KernelCI is an opensource project helping Linux Kernel developers build and test their code, and they need a dashboard to visualize all the results.

I worked on the frontend, backend and database, as well as CI/CD, unit and integration tests, email notifications, and performance monitoring. I was also the development team leader for a while.

I contributed to:

• New pages and multiple features with React;
• Query performance improvements of more than 10x on some pages;
• CI/CD/CT with GitHub Actions, increasing backend coverage to 70%;
• Scrum and Kanban cerimonies and meetings with international clients.

Technologies used: React, TypeScript, Django, Python, PostgreSQL, Docker, Git, GitHub Actions, CI/CD, Scrum, Kanban, Cron jobs, Prometheus, Jinja.

I've made everything in this website myself and with some help from AI agents, from design to implementation and deployment. This is a personal portfolio website built with Next.js. It showcases my projects, experience, and skills as a developer.

Some cool features include:

• Dynamic background with gradient effects;
• Responsive design;
• Semantic HTML.

Technologies used: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, AI agents.

In university, I learned about distributed systems and one of the topics was multiple microcontrollers installed in an hidroponic garden for environment control. I made the frontend in Dart, connecting to a backend in Java, that received data from a microcontroller in C++.

The frontend was made with Flutter and we used an ActiveMQ AWS broker as the medium between all components.

Technologies used: Flutter, Dart, ActiveMQ, AWS.

With a colleague, I made the frontend of a web platform having CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) functionality of projects and users. This would allow users to create and share their own portfolios.

The frontend was made with Next.js and it connected to a Java backend.

Technologies used: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, REST APIs.